"(with video explanation) TG Synchron" Deck 2014

Playing

This Deck is a so-called TG Synchron.
Overseas, in CS in Singapore, he won Synchron in the Nekroz Kurifo environment.
I used it as a reference this time.
The explanation of the deployment method is very long, so I put it together in the video → http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm25143605
Basically, the move is to shut out the opponent with Quick + Masuma to Extrio + Halva, but it doesn't mean that you can't win with a single obstruction card like the preceding Noden One Kill, and even if it is obstructed separately, it's still possible. I can fight The goal is to take out the preceding Extrio from Devifla and endure it, and then specify the deployment from the second attack, and finally create a formation of Haruva + Extrio and win the shutout.

Strength

Halberd and Extrio are about to come out from the reciprocating cancel.
In the case of his Nekroz in the current environment, if you build a halva + extreo and set a monster, you can win the first match if you hit it. (Because Nekroz doesn't have a main card that breaks Halva + Extrio)
From the second game onwards, pay attention to the set hand and use the remaining space to bounce or exclude the opponent's set with Trish or Jet, and you can hit them with everyone.
For the time being, this Deck is a construction that assumes a virtual enemy Nekroz or Shaddoll and is packed with monster effects negate system from the main. , The Holy Grail is also active against hand opponents.
Nekroz will load the bag from the second game onwards, so adjust the side while loading Psychic or Naisho.
Clifford is roughly the same.
Saichen can be very advantageous if you remove the monster effect negate system and put it in a gun stack such as Saikunaisho Fairy.
And the reason why Halva is good is because if it is Quasar, it will be handled from the current environment's Alias and Maihime from the main.
Quasar and Trio can't negate already activated P cards, so Tribute and Maihime NS from P summoning are the scariest.
On the other hand, if you find out that your opponent is a middle-ranked opponent or he is a Shaddoll, you can use Quasar from the side to overtake Halva.
Rotate it like this and it will be stable.

Weakness

Basically, the fate of the Synchro Theme is that if Unicol, Dark Row, or Midrash is played first, it will be very weak, so I want to take the lead and develop it, but if I take the second attack, I will rely on my luck whether I can catch the interference or not. may become.
Also, he is not compatible with Volcanic, which activates the effect from GY, and so far, the leading Quasar + Extrio or the leading Halva + Extrio has been broken several times. In general, I have a weak impression of the 9th term theme that has gimmicks that the environment group does not have, such as Furice's total destruction. In that case, it may be better to introduce Jund elements from the side.
Finally, the biggest enemy in this deck of his is the Veiler. It may be an ant to accumulate avoidance eyes

Customize

I'm worried about the ratio of Spell Trap, such as whether it's better to put Demoche in order to secure Devifla's LP, or to put in Holy Grail, Total Solar Eclipse, etc. because it's a pre-deployment no matter what.